roomey

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by roomey 3y ago
These tik tok videos are pretty short right? Why not just get a note book and write down the instructions. You could even do a little line drawing of the important bits. You could keep this "cook" book in your kitchen, and maybe p
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by roomey 3y ago
I had one of them drip coffee makers that ground the beans into a filter. You could set it with an alarm. Problem was the hot plate turned off after about 25 mins (and I wanted the jug warm a good bit longer). I found if I switched the powe
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by roomey 3y ago
Well it depends what you mean by successful. If you mean earning a lot of money by selling art, then yes, it's all about playing the game, and who you know. The vast majority of artists don't do this, many make a living through mo
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by roomey 3y ago
What's wrong with being a worker? That doesn't mean in and of itself, that there is a power imbalance. Companies need workers, it is a two way street.
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by roomey 3y ago
Good art isn't defined by how much people will pay for it. That is fashion. Some artists are lucky, some are good at kissing ass and schmoozing, some are very talented and are recognised by people with money. But that is all fashion. I
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by roomey 3y ago
It would be more true to say art is paid for by the rich. It isn't specifically for the rich. Most art is about reflecting aspects of people's lives, the artists mostly. Often this view is an extreme close up, so to an observer or
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by roomey 3y ago
It is saying that GTPs had killed of the chatGTP wrapper type apps like chatPDF
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by roomey 3y ago
That's not the obvious solution. A better solution for example would be giving the workers tools and knowledge to get what they want just from their job (because everyone is different).
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by roomey 3y ago
I'm not sure why you are getting downvoted as you are totally correct. It's a case of rules for thee and not for me. It is an uneven power balance between corporations and workers.
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by roomey 3y ago
If for example your phone company changes its terms with you, it has to tell you, and you can exit the contract. I'm not sure how this works if it's one of them subsidised phones however.
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by roomey 3y ago
Ireland is a common law country, and coincidentally the European headquarters of many internet giants
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by roomey 3y ago
Raising the bar of fakes is probably the goal with this
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by roomey 3y ago
I can imagine this becoming pretty standard in the near term, particularly in new smart phones, and also done for video too. As ever, yes it can be faked (by taking A picture of a screen for example) but it ups the cost of faking a massive
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by roomey 3y ago
Companies aren't moral, their purpose is to increase value to their stock holders
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by roomey 3y ago
That 2.5 year thing sounds like the 5 second memory thing for goldfish. That is to say, it isn't true. The human brain is the most complex structure we know about, there is no way we can know for certain when the first memories form. T
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by roomey 3y ago
I thought it meant for local delivery services, as opposed to long haul.
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by roomey 3y ago
Yes. I remember they would send UPS call to reboot your pc, within seconds of going online. A little popup saying visit such and such site to stop your pc rebooting, and a countdown timer
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by roomey 3y ago
Such a good video, and everytime it transforms from vinyl to food it makes me feel a bit sick! So awesome!
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by roomey 3y ago
If you like this I would recommend Neil Stephenson's Baroque cycle series of books. It is historical fiction, but I very much like the narrative style.
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by roomey 3y ago
This is literally just taken from a fiction book. It's a good book, I enjoyed it. But,it's just a story. Geo engineering should probably be done pretty carefully
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by roomey 3y ago
So they say 1 crash every 60k miles (or about 5 years worth of driving). I really doubt humans have one crash every 5 years on average. Then they say 1 fatal crash every 100 million miles.... And then make it sound like we have to have self
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by roomey 3y ago
That's a good article, it would be a benefit to all if there was less inane shit generated just to boost up the Google page rank. Some things aren't even worth searching for anymore.
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by roomey 3y ago
If they could coat, or layer it, in a reactant or catalyst that made the hydrogen sulphide has less harmful or toxic it may work, so if the battery is damaged some of the toxic gas will be reduced to something less harmful. Maybe a chemist
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LK-99 superconductor: Twitter spaces discussion(twitter.com)
1 points by roomey 3y ago|2 comments
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by roomey 3y ago
Most interesting thing I found out so far was that the discovery was an accident in 2018 as the quartz tube was dropped and smashed (this was mentioned in the korean paper they said)
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by roomey 3y ago
There's an old saying: if someone tell's you they know how DNS works, they're lying
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by roomey 3y ago
He says they don't describe a critical temp where resistance appears, but I think they do int their paper 127°C
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by roomey 3y ago
This would change the world of it was true
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by roomey 3y ago
First thing I thought of was Granny Weatherwax!
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by roomey 3y ago
Thunderbird really made me appreciate snaps on Ubuntu. There was a buggy native version released at one point, and the repo was a bit delayed in getting the new version (it's my daily driver so pretty impacting). I saw the snap version

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